1983 Lord Nelson 41 Cutter Sold Boat in Stamford, CT US
Built in 1983
41 Cutter
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41 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
For sale, Stamford CT, 1983 Lord Nelson 41 blue water diesel auxiliary cutter , well maintained and ready for some serious offshore cruising. The Lord Nelson 41 is a dry, close winded, auxiliary cutter with an easy motion, built in Taiwan to the exacting Lloyd's of London standards. She is a warm secure haven, whether on a weekend jaunt or headed for a distant atoll.
The Lord Nelson cutters are heavy, overbuilt cruisers, 30,500 pounds displacement. The teak decks and luxurious Burmese teak interior, along with the bronze chain plates, portholes, chocks add to her displacement. Her fiberglass hull is expertly hand laid fiberglass and insulated for comfort and quiet below. The hull-deck joint is a bulwark style inset, the deck is fiberglass, over planked with teak. Life line stanchions mount to the inside of the bulwark. The mast is deck stepped with a heart of Rosewood compression post. The ballast is encapsulated cast lead. The impressive bow sprit is mounted on beds on deck. Headsails are fitted with Harken roller furling gears.
She has a large, gracious U-shaped salon with built in bar and double settees, a comfortable forepeak with a double berth and luxurious Burmese teak cabinetry. She also sports both single and double berth aft cabins, an aft facing navigation desk, and a generously equipped galley, all fashioned with luxurious Burmese teak. The salon table sports an inlaid chess board.
This Lord Nelson 41 is owned by a master cabinet maker who has made numerous modifications for his comfort on long range cruises and living aboard. The same amenities that serve to make the Lord Nelson 41 a comfortable long range cruiser also serve to make this vessel a seriously well laid out live aboard for those who enjoy the ambience of rich teak and kerosene lamps.
The Lord Nelson 41 is an able vessel for weekend sails to near destinations or extended cruises to windward or leeward. Comfortable, she is, as well, for living aboard a truly character cutter rig sailing vessel which stands out in any anchorage or marina. She is a head turner in any port.
For sale, Stamford CT, 1983 Lord Nelson 41 blue water diesel auxiliary cutter , well maintained and ready for some serious offshore cruising. The Lord Nelson 41 is a dry, close winded, auxiliary cutter with an easy motion, built in Taiwan to the exacting Lloyd’s of London standards. She is a warm secure haven, whether on a weekend jaunt or headed for a distant atoll.
The Lord Nelson cutters are heavy, overbuilt cruisers, 30,500 pounds displacement. The teak decks and luxurious Burmese teak interior, along with the bronze chain plates, portholes, chocks add to her displacement. Her fiberglass hull is expertly hand laid fiberglass and insulated for comfort and quiet below. The hull-deck joint is a bulwark style inset, the deck is fiberglass, over planked with teak. Life line stanchions mount to the inside of the bulwark. The mast is deck stepped with a heart of Rosewood compression post. The ballast is encapsulated cast lead. The impressive bow sprit is mounted on beds on deck. Headsails are fitted with Harken roller furling gears.
She has a large, gracious U-shaped salon with built in bar and double settees, a comfortable forepeak with a double berth and luxurious Burmese teak cabinetry. She also sports both single and double berth aft cabins, an aft facing navigation desk, and a generously equipped galley, all fashioned with luxurious Burmese teak. The salon table sports an inlaid chess board.
This Lord Nelson 41 is owned by a master cabinet maker who has made numerous modifications for his comfort on long range cruises and living aboard. The same amenities that serve to make the Lord Nelson 41 a comfortable long range cruiser also serve to make this vessel a seriously well laid out live aboard for those who enjoy the ambience of rich teak and kerosene lamps.
The Lord Nelson 41 is an able vessel for weekend sails to near destinations or extended cruises to windward or leeward. Comfortable, she is, as well, for living aboard a truly character cutter rig sailing vessel which stands out in any anchorage or marina. She is a head turner in any port.
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Customers consistently praise the 1983 Lord Nelson 41 Cutter for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design
Many highlight its sturdy construction and classic full keel, which provide excellent stability and seaworthiness, making it ideal for long-distance cruising. Owners appreciate the spacious and comfortable interior layout, noting the quality woodwork and thoughtful use of space. The cutter rig offers versatile sail handling, favored by those who enjoy traditional sailing techniques. Overall, feedback emphasizes the vessel’s reliability, charm, and enduring value as a well-built bluewater cruiser.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1983 Lord Nelson 41 Cutter is a classic bluewater cruiser known for its robust construction and traditional design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with heavy-duty materials and a full keel, offering excellent durability and stability in rough seas.
Traditional Design: Timeless aesthetic with a cutter rig that provides versatile sail handling options.
Spacious Interior: Well-laid-out cabin with ample headroom and comfortable living spaces for extended cruising.
Good Load-Carrying Capacity: Designed to carry supplies and gear needed for long passages.
Proven Bluewater Capability: Many owners have successfully completed ocean crossings, attesting to its seaworthiness.
Cons
Heavier Weight: The solid build and full keel contribute to a heavier displacement, which can reduce speed and agility compared to lighter, more modern designs.
Older Systems: Being a 1983 model, some mechanical and electrical systems may require updating or maintenance.
Limited Modern Amenities: Interior design and fittings might feel dated compared to contemporary yachts.
Sail Handling Complexity: The cutter rig, while versatile, may require more skill and effort to manage, especially when short-handed.
Maintenance Intensive: The traditional wooden trim and older build materials may demand more upkeep over time.
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The 1983 Lord Nelson 41 Cutter is ideal for sailors who value classic craftsmanship combined with sturdy, reliable performance. Perfect for cruisers seeking a comfortable and seaworthy vessel for extended voyages, this cutter appeals to those who appreciate traditional design, solid construction, and a spacious interior. Whether you're planning coastal cruising or offshore adventures, the Lord Nelson 41 offers a timeless blend of durability and comfort suited for serious sailors and enthusiasts of classic yachts.
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